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wordefailodhornowand
merry much had a tri otdropplng
into-ilenceyrhen touched here
ever no lightly. eea murmured
atrumethingaae wanduedtopther
in ted ya.
“You love itPhenidaaeheetaid
heretellheeideit. '
“It in my world. I wuhwnatau
Itemuaiowumyalumberingeominio
fancy. my joy long in childhood. my
dream eong alwaye"-——-
“And shall he now!"—
Only a mething In the voice. the
look; only abenthearlandlipewhich—
etay: they did not bruah the fairy duet
from the pretty batterdy’e wing. Not
yet. not quite yet.
"Happy Harinal" he raid“. "happy
child! My eea lingo a rougher tong. It
in theeeaol the world.”
“You love it? ahe queetioud demure-
ly. echoing hie phraee and beating hack
the riotone thoughta
“It loveemerianotthatenough?
She laughed aoi’tly. “Quite enough. i
am glad you do not love it more.“
"Who taught you toeoornthe world?
"Scorn it? lreepectit aeamightyin-
etitution. Dolnot listen withduerev-
«enceto the world maxima and world
Itoriee you and Lady 'M WW”
Turn: an n Illnl ec oi "row
in hie tone no he replial: “Don‘t let her
lpoil you. little one The lilo eong the
ace einge you in a nobler one than oura"
“An God'a worldienohlerthauman'n'
She stale away very quietly on their
return. and left him alone with lady
Katharina They talked on indillerent
euhjecta
"You are planned to be dull. Donia
Are you beginning to be bored?
"Bored? No"
‘You find Karina interutingf‘ ,
"me.’
Thenailenoe. . lady Katharinepoked
thefiretoablaze thatahcmighteeehia
face. . It waa inscrutable.
At largth he epoke. "I wonder. Kitty,
wlmtinducedyou tonal me here juet
now?
“uteln’l'hirltown wae not amueing
me. lanotthateuflcient?’
“l’lattererl lruight believe you but
loronething. 31mm! Ifl'l'll 1°“
_hn eeareely voucheaied me a single
hour of your undivided attention“
"You have. neverthelel. amueed your-
eell.’
“Yea Y aekedmetotahe her oil
yourhanda oratime. and have taken
caretogive mower! WWI! Y“
havetold heri" .
"I have not euppoeed it neon-ary.
‘ltlenecenary You wllltell hecto-
Dish"
“And you?
‘ltlanotaenhjpetlcaretoallade
lahallhe aunt. provided you blow-0
ahedrall know.“
“I will make my opportunity.”
or wring.
movedahnoettopoetiol‘ancy
hyuthedghtotalgrradlantutaea
cutting breath when
not ‘we are rejoicing in ”beauty."
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'fheneatthenl"
‘Yeatheneat.’
Abachward look and glad smile or
they moved on into a mall bouddr.
ladyliatharinetastenedthedoor. 'l'hen
ehedrewtheehildtober.
“Mina, I want to speak to you
quietly. You arevery young. dearzyour
oi thewwld'awayelepret .
ouhardlyaeemtoanderetandtherulee
oteociety.’
~‘Iarinaglancednpwoudorlngiy.
“You havenornother.dear.aud must
churning. Really. myohild. l mutt
aak you to be more careful, and not
dancequiteeooftonwithSIrDenla”
"mm all? laughed Marina aottly;
"lthoughtlmnethavedone eornething
vm-ydreadinl.”
.But ahe drew apart while apeaflng.
andahivcedellghtly.
“Ihavenotbeeuwithhlmmore than
uauaLhavel?‘
“But thieie no public: and. mydear.
heieaterrlbleilirt.’
“Yea.”
Thenladyliatharineloetherternper.
”Don'tetandthereeocalmlyandthinh
youcancarryonaeyon like,and nah
afooloienchamnn ae Arthur Heath-
cote with impunity. Baht you little
tool; you haveheenpiayed with like a
dolLaernany another line hen belore
you. Aekyourgaylover when helaet
aawhiewiie. Badly as he treete her.
ahemayclaima little reepect,and itie
not decent to see you flirting publicly
likethia with him ltellyouheisa
marriedman.‘
“lknowitl'
Not a tremor. not a movement eug-
gnrtedtheagonyot the child etanding
withheadaecgtadnghertoaandact-
ingthelieeo bravely that her liatener
toiled.
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nogoi l the blow loomed to have
glanced harmleme aaide.
“You knew it? And are you not
aahnmed—you. who pretend to be no in-
nocent. to for above the vanitiee o! lite?”
”Pardon. lady Katharine. How often
have you not tried to instill into meeome
ol the world'e righteoue doctrinee? And
iaitnotoneotlhfintarticlea of belief
that marriage opens the golden gate to
flirtation? meourulf—would you be
aoveryangryiieome one were to dirt
just a little with a married woman?
The that told. but Irtina only no
ticeditwith a cart at pity. Showed
her weapon- ot eel! detenae with aheavy
heart; ahe longed for «cape-ta death:
but her voice never falter-ed.
"it indidereut altogether." cried Kath.
arine wrathtully. “A married woman
may do an ehe likes; but tor a young
girltoleadamanoneo diagracetully ie
abominable?
"We have only been amuring each
other. Lady Katharine. There in no
harm done." said Marina. with a little
laugh. "Beaidea. I have only ioreatalled
my privileges elightly. l ehall very coon
he married to Ir. Beathcote, and then.
you see. I can do at I like."
The elder woman caught her by the
arm in a honey oi raga. “ltietalael
Youarelyingtoma Youhaverefueed
him?
"No. I have accepted him." nailed
Marina "And now l really mint run
away. for he and SirDeniewillbeex-
peeling me and your gneeta will belooh-
ing for you.“
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1&"ThereloretheJeweIoughtthe-ore
tohill Hmmmnotonlyhad
brohmtheflabhath.huteaidaleouat
with God.”
generation buteqnality.oneueae of char-
acter
lit-“Theflonundonothlngol Him-all.
hntwhateeeth IletheFat-herdo; torwhat
thing never lie death. theee aleo M
theSonlihewln."
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they eaw God the Father; hearing Him.
3 regime worh' h “chapter! an
new i ( l. 18;
xiv, 9.10). What afield for meditation b
here for us. and whatgreat reaeon for the
deepmt humiliation on the part of every
verl
3). “For the Father loreth the Son. and
aheweth Him all thing; that Himself duet-h;
andiiewillahew iilmgreatarworhathan
there. that ye may marvel."
at: WW‘moatafafi-n
us who believe: "An the Father hath loved
rue. so have I loved yonz" ”The Father
llirnaell loveth you."
21. "For n the Father ninth up the
dead, and quickeneth them, even an the
Son qulukonoth whom llo will."
The word "quicken” la eometimra need
in "(ounce to bringing lite to a coal deed
in ain, an in Eph. ii, 5; Col. Ii. l3; and
aometirnee in reference to bringing to life
a dead body.
a. “For the Father judgeth no man.
but hath committed all Judgment unto the
Son."
ilareiathegreattactthat all Judgment
hath been committed untothe Son.
23. “That all men should honor the Son.
even no they honor the Father. Hethat
honoreth not the Son honoreth not the
Father which hath cent llim."
And yet thereare many who eaythey be»
lieve in God. and trust in Him and war-hip
Him. who will not acknowledge the Dirt!»
ity of the Son, or. in other words. “in
equality with the Father; but all thewhile
they inaietthattheyare true worehipereot
the true God. With thin verae helore In
what concluaion can we come robot that
all each are furlully deceived.
fl. "Verily. verily, I any unto you, Be
that hcnreth My word, and helieveth on
Illrn that sent me. hath everlaatl life."
So also In chapter: iii. to, on; v], . Not
will have when we die, nor will have it we
are talthlul. nor will have it we add on
many good uorha. lmteimplyand nephew
cally. "lie that heareth and helloveth
KATE." '“l’hie in the record that and
lite, and thin lite
to In Ilia kn. lie bath the Son hath
Illa" (I John v. 11, 12).
“And ahall not come Into
but it named from death into lilo.”
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noun a. How’s, ll llo. Main St
all." Mid In All
pound
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gate oi old knee. Battered
barge for lentil: even.
were are‘vrrro.ngr
lamgoingdowulo
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Fish and Vegetable Mariel
Where I can always lind the Freshest Fish
and \ era-rabies. Aim Salt and Smoked Fish.
Oysters, (llama, lobsters.
Pure Tomato Oatsup,
imported Sardines.
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Sold Eve HUNT & ZELUFF.
' 1891. SEASON‘ raor.
COMMENCING MONOAY, MAY 25th,
1th "Sleaaill “l or HURRY”
Leave than; Nor-walk at 735 a. nu:
_ Sundays at Elia. m. :80! on stormy Sundayel. [lemm-
ing. leave New \ orh. lkw-krnnn «not, at :1!!! p. In. ; Mtunlap at 2 p. nu; Sundays at in" p. to.
Baa-t one street at 2:54) p. um Saturday» at 2:” p. in.: Sun-layer n! Ml) p. m.
FIRE—Single Tickets 40 Boots. Excursion 60 Santa.
UN SI'SDAYS din-cl runner-lion is made \‘ln Buy Itiulgrand (‘nlwr mm» for the New Iron
I‘nlng‘o her at I‘onoy lslau-l. Billmut eatrnrhnrgv rinr'lmling admission to iron PM) Unn-
ucrnug train leaves l‘om-y Inland at 4:“ [a m.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
Will lvnw New York Mummy-a. Wniumlaya and Friday. at 5 p. In. Loewe Norwalk Tuesdays.
mat
Than-into and Saturday at Milli. In.
l. l.. lltw Raven & llarllurd R. R. Housatonlc Railroad
Ila-bury and hirwwilk Division.
October 12. 1300.
TRAINS LEAVE SDUTII SUIIWAIK AS I‘URRI'ZI TED 'l‘tl J I‘NB It. um.
Forum's; Trains lmvo South Somali (or lunnury~~
615. 9 IS a. m.. I: ll, 23;. 5 like wand lilil'i p.tn.
Fort New Yuan. A. M. Ii Mien-em Mondayai Sunday» 9‘:- a. m. and limp. m.
or. .r. in, em lwnl nu o 3.3 no. 7 :1 ac. 7 {it or. a 3% Train» leave Ilanlmry for South Kuwait»-
ox. "mineral on res-«Mil ex. Dill ac. l0 ll ox. tiff), TMBlfiaud II the. ln.. ill 5th and lili
llsfl local or. ’. 1i. 12:3. rr. HIS . on» or. p. to. Sunday» SM a. In anal o rpi tn.
2!“ no. lo Hamil-rd. 4-1pm from lamionl. 'l‘rnlnu leave Heath Somali for ”infield——
3:5. t ales. till: er. wh‘tmnfonl. Miler. Swat. ll l5 and D Illa. In. I: ll 2" b It) and 03 p.
08101.6 u M‘. 7 hi ex. 5 ll an. lumen. l mam. 'l‘valne leave ltld field (or Smut: Norwalk ..
Vi’aahlngtou ex Suurla ewlild 1-1.. 5” It $741!. 9 lilaull ”on. 11).. till. '25. hllland
ea. “liar. l’. . «all ar. 7 an. Ellyn».
For: New llavair. A. hi.» I [3 "how York and l’ltteflrld Mom loam New
' n , lurk at an» r. rm. South .‘t'orwalh i sit p. rn..
on. I if} ea..l ac.. to: an, talent in If 9
.. arriving at l “afield Ml? m.
ac..7lllea..taiau..llll ao..0tlar~..llmmlarne ‘l’ittaneld and New ml or leavea
am. 12 tutu“. Bondaym 2'23 era. l’lttnl'lo-Id at ml m.. Iiethel it p. m..(mo~
it an. a. no; “ll aux. In. muting .wlth t x or. train from llanhnry)
l’oa “AMID. . about an. out or. 85:th hurrvallr 7‘ p. n», arriving at New
oer-w. r. Manor“. lMea.. lilac" 1 ul iurr raw. or.
“i? ll “NM" 1:3“: 91.. is? aim. or 'llally err'ept Sunday.
be run: nan». . .» .
we». I'. Mutt!!! em. ii:u-., : lion. an "A” use ”"19”"-
ar.. ill (emit Mortalityd nmrnlnu between
New llaven riprlngllv lot.
Pig‘a Biggie. 1:. M.“ l 12 “fiery M‘m‘l‘.
. . enr atiprlnctle . er. v
Hartford).
“AVE NEW YORK
l'nafiormxonnu. A. 3!. Mi ex. wl
u. Tiller..llllex ream. Millet. "rim.
inhuman. P.N.~Vt2(l£ar..llller.. “Earn.
lllter..illex.,ller..toter.. ti!ea..lller.
“Hare. lot ac. vmaom. or. no. Ital
mlrlule‘fit ea. Sundays-4 0| am? an». ll linen.
uflm alaht.
’I‘ralna leave Bridgeport ae iollown:
3.37;." m'" m" ("if “ll“.ti‘ln kl
a rm. not or t . ma n
ruthenium or Albany ad the Wear. 3
in ma. an. "debt for iarrleyvllle.
ll “a. la. he“: [or "mt larrlngton.
imp m.. t and Albany pane-mt.
"tip. nu. New Milford Irwin. .
It to p. in. New llfurrl mini
Imp. no. lreiaht tor tlreal Barflngion.
7 infi‘gafimundam W [or Plttadald
mun ll. Brannon. Vice I’ve-elder“ and
A. . run. (loneral Thea-Inger Agent.
ZROTON POINT
South Norwalk. Conn. 7
I buy
OHTFOL SOllllER RESORT
N LONG ISLAND SOUND.
llew Hotel. Daliglulul Grove. llaw Bathing Houses.
llaw Albanians.
Flat-Class Restaurant.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
Sea Food :1 Spoclalty.
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION
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Bakers, Wetlands, "
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mm cm emu; ohm-mm South Main Street. 80’. No
. wuwwdgmmo THE new” "'"b’iWWEOODS ,.
“”‘W elation. ander'lhe »' " . . a
fflmflmmfigg Tnstram 0:. Hyatt, No. 2 Gazelle
V"! ”W ”1”“? . We will commence on Saturdn A t 1 '" ‘
,» iMWNAufi-nm _ y, uguc Khomeini
-‘Wm-ei'rtetifi'“: W SUMMER GOODS.
‘Ladios’ Lisle Th
in And an average rulur'tinn of over an "'1’ cont.
“Mon Pointwloaoe. m... 1830p. no. .
IM'JII. 590 .m.
_ have ”Pantheon“: Kmtwam, 1130a. in,
”Spur, Ill in. ,
"Best Material reused. Combinirlxburabllly
‘ mimebartsmmmsuoa j
EVERY PAIR wauoah‘mh
Call and examine them before purchasing" any ""
H. S. BRO
Black Silk Grenadines, Black Si Mi
Colored Dress Goods, Novelties in Drool: Goods,
Wool Challles, Parasols and Sun Umbrellae, '
Blazers and Shirt Waistc, ‘
Ladios' ()utingSuits in Flannel, Sateen, Ginghamand an no
Hosier and Underwéar
Hose, Ladies’ Fanc Stri Cotton" Hone, -
Ladies” Gauze Vests, Ladies’ Jersey yltibbold‘av " [ ,
Men’s Fancy Flannel Shirts, Men’s Fancy Hone,
Men’s Balbnggan Underwear Men’s Gauze Underwear
Boys’ Sim-t Waists, Boys’ Fancy Flannel Shirts,"
Ladles’ Silk and Fabric Gloves and Mitts. ‘ .
WASH Goons.
Fine Scolch Gin hams. , Best Domestic Glam " A I
Piucap 9 Tissue.
W
Persian Crepe loths,
th Titlfisct g"oorl_n 3 inc atllll new and fresh, but we will i:
em awn cose emout,aswem th
Fall Goods. . us ave t e
TRISTRAM&,
yllu.y_20a:zellgw0ull iug, llurwali. Conn.
W- B-liéllél 66-: > ‘
The stock in our store has to be removed before A 7
There. are no vacant stores and the entire stock must be "
Come and see the new prices. This sale is imperative and the
prices placed on our ‘
FINE DRY GOODS OORTRINS ONO
OLOAKS
f l'riSIr Point: Swiss and Nottingham .Curtaius
mg from .5“: in to $10 :1 pair, less than prices of next autumn.
$2 a pair «an In» sawed on Blankets. ,
Rugs. Rugs. Rugs.
llever Such Bargains Before. Probably llever Again
21x46, elegant
15x36. choice patterns, Mo, Were 81 25; 3
Si 41. were 32; 30x30. an extra size, also 31 4]. were 32 25: 36 ,
30x50, very handsome, 8339, were
note the size, $1 91:, were 83:
33 5o; 303x72. splendid lanterns. 3241!. were $5; Great R 437
$569». “'t‘rt*$5; Extra urge. fix". 313 H. were $18; Sgfleepeh' 'n’
Mats and Gout Rugs all marked down.
', Notions. Cotton Underwear, Summer?
Dress Goods. Jewelr
Wash Goods. Laces. G 0ch and Parallels are positively marked
lower than any pricrrs seen in forty years.
w. B. HALl. ope.»
1,000 Pairs ul ladies’ Slices
~v-- TO Ii! -—-—
CLOSED OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
n
are poéitively sell-
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS. ,
2m in; larunsbury. MathewsondtCo.
sowed, worth $5.00 a pair; will be sold for 02.50
CLOVER & OLSEN
Thole elixir-n are odd Intact reguhr
Wr- quote a Irm- pricm: ‘
SHnEs lino lot of 300 pairs Ladiee'Turnod Shoee at
I ly ( mngml, machine sewed bodied
t2.00;regulnr price,83.-50 to 84.50. ()nelotof : ' m y
to tit?!» Balance in line Oxfords, lam lee "
and mrperl‘ucte, at prices that make t em
8! Washlneton 3t” 80. Norwatk.
F. H. NASH & B
mule. mm] at a mluotion. and to be sold at prior-a tint make the.
$2.50 to 83.00: regular price 84.50.
Mathewaon 8: (303» olightly imrx-rfoct. hand»
THE BEST Infill” EVER mu.
Estimates given on
Hummus Emu» and Shoot mutt. :
We are rolling
V'lctory. llew Slamlunl and Silsby's Slam Om
Wehavealineatockot . W " "
Decorated and Plain china,
the oneness and uxone mar Miran, Both in cart Pisa
mums , i u
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